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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-01-22
HQme0iCk Horses.

Not long since large and noble
looking horse. without halter or bride.
was seen trotting rapidly through the
business part of Wilton, New Hamp-
shire, finally turning down Maple
street and going directly to the stable
in tho rear OF Mr. D-'s residence
"lsaac" trot,ed through the carriage
house into his old stall. apparently de-
lighted to see the members of the fami-
ly. who soon visited him. Nearly three
years previous the gentleman had sold
him to parties who soon disposed OF
him. and after exchanging owners sew
eral times, had for few days found a
home in the town of Greenfield. The
day he returned he was taken from the
carriage in the doOr-yard. and after eat
ing a mouthful of '.feed" designed for
the chickens tossed his head high in
the mir. aud al lively gait went the en-
tire fourteen miles. followed by his new
owner. who soon obtained . fleet team
at his own village but was one hour be-
hind the horse.
A little later the same family were
still moro surprised. A man who was
engaged in work about the premises
saw q horse como into the yard. walk
up to building that was formerly the
stable, but now used for another pur-
pose. After gazing through a window.
he looked about outside. and discover
ing . handsome new stable. with doors
wide open. only a few rods away. he
trotted gracefully up the drive and took
possession.
The man did not recognize him. and
tried to drive him away. but he wouldn't
90. Finally. with q halter about his
neck he succeeded in leading him. but
rs he persisted in returning. he asked
Mrs D., in the absence of her hus-
band, to look at him. remarking that it
must be horse they had owned before
he worked there.
Quite delegation of village people
had already visited the stable, but all
the information gained was simply that
lie had been seen to pass through the
town; SO there was nothing to 10 but
await further Developments
The moment Mr.. D.. who soon re-
turned from drive, saw the horse, he
exclaimed to his wife: "Don't you
know him? Why. this is colt sold
U0IWcCu tCu stuu ClCNOu yC"Ao UkOs ouu
have regretted it ever since. Only the
other day was wondering what be-
came of him." Ot WAS one of pair he
drove the year before his marriage, and
he thought his wifs ought to recognise
him.)
When bis old mate was brought out,
the horses showed 80 much pleasure it
was as affecting as Witnessing bis Joy
when his former owner entered the
stable. He had journeycd from Fitch
burg. Massachusetts,. more than twenty
miles away. and so far rs can be ascer-
tanned it was the first time he had been
''loose and free" since he left Wilton
20 long ago
The present owner had ''turned him
out to feed" TO find an hour later that
bars and fences were not an opposing
force to a homesick horse, though hith-
erto well-behaved and apparently con-
tented. Aagazs"e.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-01-22

ibid you carry that prescription to
old Mira Smith last nightf" said doc
tor to his Office boy. .Ysssir." did
she take itr' ''Yessir." ''How do you
kuowr' Grape ON the door this morn
ng."-LySS UHioM
The name Of . poem just received ID
'.Evermore to Thee I'm 4utA" II the
poet will make IN adldavit and attach
it to the poem we viii then eonsides
the amount Il will b worth % uA--
Yonkero 6talesweasA
The Chinese code q morality doel
not say: ''Wlvss. obey your hus'
banda" but '1Wivea, respect your hus'
banda" This. it will b oeoo, - very
much more diABcult Of compliance than
the iirst vsrsion.-LosseU CstiseA
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-01-22

The story about two little Quaker
boys in Boston is an interesting bit OF
language study. In . dispute the little
Quakers became angry. 50 angry that
they would have liked ~ use the strong
est terms in the language il they dared.
They hurled epithets at each other for q
few minutes. and finally the bOlder boy.
with . gleam Of rage in his eyes.
clinched his hands and in . tone Of
great excitement poured his wrath in
one climax OF language. .'Thee's you, !"
he exclaimed. emphaticaIly. As If he
could say nothing worse. Tho other
boy looked at him in horror-struck
silence. Then he said, sorr0wfully. Il
shall 20 to tell mother thee swOre. -
RoskO,9 Tf0VetEr.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-01-22

A lady who had evidently had diff
Guilty in securing . servant-girl to suit
her ideas advertises in Boston a. fol-
lows: III there ID any American girl
in The United States who is willing to
do general houss-w0rk IN the country.
In . quiet town where there II no ex-
citomsut. In . small family with no
children, who can attend to her own
business and not the nolghbors'. and
will not expect another girl to wait on
her, she will be treated we'll. have Z
good home. and receive fair pay; stals
Wages wanted"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-01-22

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Importance in the growth of ketchum. the
future metropolis of Idaho, il is an invalua-
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-01-22

Matt Carpenter did not always bear
An adverse decision with equsnimity.
One afternoon when the Supreme Court
OF Wisconsin had decided several cases
against him, and as he thought against
the law rs well. Carpenter was walking
down the hill in particularly savage
mood with Judge Luther Dixon. Of the
Supreme Court. when tho latter slipped
on = rolling stone and fell heavily TO
the ground. Carpenter walked on
step or two and then turned around to
watch the efforts of the wise man To get
on bis feet Il am glad, Luther" he
finally said, that there is'one law you
can't over-ride-the law of gravilation.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-01-22

The Squire-"Well. Mould. how about
that horse sold you? Was he quiet
enoughp" Undertakcr-"Well. sir. he
did give us little trouble at first. We
put him in one of the mourning coaches.
you know. and parties don't like to be
shook up in their grief. But we've put
him in the 'carse now, and We haven't
'eard any complaints 80 far."-Iw"cA
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-01-22

Bagley-''Say no moro. Aurelia- !
forbid the match. Young Sprig2s may
be . gentleman. but he is poor. Az
ralia-:.But be il one OF the heirs to the
great Hogg estate Of sixty-four millions. "
e.Nothiu9 Of the sort, girl! He 70 do
ceiving Thea" why. Pa. I'm surs he
tcId ma that he 10 ono OF the lawyers on
caeed to defend the will l"-f1s1edsS'
0hs0 Call
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-01-22

A correspondent wants . list ol the
zone hundred bet bo0ka" Well,
there's . well-6lled pocketbook to b.
gin With. BY the way, We have forgot
ten the names Of the other ninety-nine.
-NoyriseoGrn Herald
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25
SheriG3s Sale.

~ Fy virtue oi an crd,- of sale ise,iei out of he Coah'y court c' lcciec courty,i7 and for tbo Ccuhy oi CctAs-, -e0~.tory oi A-iz.nf. fo me o'~tts q 'nd -..'Y c4 on a. .y.s rerSeyed ia sac coHt on tEc sI G.. I'D .l. ..rr9I,Cr 1886, in favor !. ". Eoap....... ..,,..T " Stump and [. W. stump wnere.- .,.. com. nchded 10 m1he she suH Ot g C5s ages "n interest !hvreon 'Iyia 2. Itl. .al ..l in ,-,t II h. 7ase nt 4 pr n y.g .ur.o. u,t. Phd' t9gl ,hHr w.th $sa5 s cess and .,rui / -'5'S; nave his day i-yec uyoa ,a= .alaw- in$ des!.-cd Prcp-riN 70 Vt: Tt.as cc.. m m "rs ,i'ims Lea:.9g geld anu s.iy,r r , b.. n ta!s s!.c7fed iu ne Eu,c.ucs ... :- Soch'se Co-n;y, Ari.ora am s ONT '. ..- U cer, Mary b., S--lEIit. ,.l.a. ..... .,,g rrosPsctor, GGsco stella ,! ke7rsug ocpcr 5iusB Jig l.,9 Liiy and S.f tosc her w., ...-. .t..u.ar .fe rig 4t, meme IS, hcTesitarrrts. lu.pro, .,lcn,s ana aPPG' Ie9d ces 10 tne $ H,l leisuging or in any wise iIciaent or appei,a ing. Public no ucels hereyy gwen turt O. iaus5tay, l.e.2d day ot March, I3a7 between the nouns ., O 5. m. and ! ?. gl, In sroHS oj .hs Slc-F's office, Tn tn1 ely C; Aomb5.oue, 70 :aisa Ca.rly Ari. zOna Icrrlu!, v..l sell au ,aa .yht. ut'c ana interest "i 'as said ]. w. Stump and q. ". stump m anu tD ths aJlve dos.aa,d p .D r,, st panh" auction 70 ;hs big est |. q D o.thiider. Tor e sh. ia"fai @oroy O. .t.e UvI.,o .tlt.e. to saG'iy a'id JEmeTt, Orde oTs l> and .tcgsts.
 Lated 'dia thc 2iE uy -i Feb sly .5Sz.
 ii. >L uGAr R, >u.rf
 ty l.. .'. SHAIrUcf, Under S.erift.
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azf summons.

in 'h> C1u2.y Curt in and for tho County oi .,.sH'sr, 'n .h, Tcr.0y of Arizona. D II '1 sU and io,u C Fal, cS-co-ragtaers in name Of -h r. ,ni.h & Co, plaintiffs, vs. H II Ca0e'i'l, 'aCG rL Action brought in lne ,eun.y Court O, Coca-s Tarr!tcry of \, ig,no ara the cOrp..It Gci ip the said COuLly ol Io-hie, m tHe ,t,rs Of he c'c,k of sad County oHi he Territory Of Arizona sends greeting 'a. d. H. -arrantep defendant. You are hereby "11ir'l tD a. ,ear in an action brought az ''. r' you by he above named plaintiffs, in d. Con [, .olrt of l"cAse cyuotv. Territory "' .'n '',, ""t 70 aH."cr the mplaiat flied 'r0. "'' :" twenty days ,eycI svs of the q y o. W..l 'l.a' aA- sarN-c oA you 0. his snm mons .l ser z" within tn.g county. orif served 1a' ". H.s county but in tli: district, wi.b,n ung days, oT1craisr within lJr.y days, or J" neal ny daIaul, will be taken age n ron .-..a0G 10 io- prayer Ot said complaint. 'a c'aI Is b"or"ht to recover -hu;y-one 14H .-I 1na nue'F-siS g4. 100 dollars Gamages af a'o-a. Ha.'7 aud merchandise furnished 10. one, paid olt for defendant a' his 5p'.I''i -iro' and request as fully appr.rs ay .A- aomgalni l,tl hgrer, e dgly ceriieI copy c. "Hr"i is hcrau7to attached And yol ?" hereby n.a'ad int if you fl} 10 appear and 8 "y .'a ita complaint, as oooys required, Ee sad pan,.r will take judgment aga,ust N for taa .,1D ut three '.0Uaand one hnndrei and hn.U-sE g.-.oo dollars together with '.'tov 9e. 'a,1ac aod costs lf su.;
 Gwen ul5' nay ban! aD3 .rll of the County Q, Co-A.#e County Ter. tory of Arizona u.t lT dag al December, A. D. i885
 .5nALi A. Q. WALLACE,
 Clerk.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25

!, 10 ia'eg-cc north rne og Tombstone town je and 300 2 70 :o.,a and Cs'.le, pos., I-1 it lolFA.+ iu5 sgr .n mounl of earn and stones marked E M C % 4 .Hs~a. S 35 F. ..2 it 70 NL c2~ post I-a t io1s, 4Ha ius r m m :, Q, e.r-l and 5sa.e5 naked a ~ NO $ tJc1ce sT- 14 '" s~ 'l -o .u.e.- section north inc Q. -oub lone l3was.t.. cen x s7' t- T. and .3c r. --. c0r 0o-t B 5l-z [. long, A s9r, a no 1- O e--.l q. '.1Na1. u--.-.-, ,t y, V Ne Q, sid CT agi a-E.J NL c'r o' a.J-r 2 ,: t C, ".,I 0.5. mag-c N C .; thence & ,- V Soo t'g -7s. No 2 and r.laa s a2 ~1iD. Va- raaon, Il, F, ,1uai.lns 20 -5 c.-,-. said cll" 's .t a.al '17.la o. t.e -.-.a Q Iaah- 5,cuc "... t.s cEc g@on oi . snat ir. nsGar gt -a a, corner oI claim, aul g a2.n.e4 on he 571a hr t.. oI,er Belt M D e. tns ws,, by rha 5lDa-- au' tndlrd .. ,. and '5 tny recorded . .l, office Of tho Couoy Pee .rlsr -t om e,50., CoaUia2 cad0.y r..7', as how ar iS certified aD. ..r ., ol liue on r.c il .as Ec.
 a.yanaa'l ,crsons cliuna adv 'y .he a.- or -.'T y.tlon of sa,I mDiug c'l are
 ' TO. ,'-- tlav wusJ p-a s1... sl'- .,.a' a.su."r rl Pms n,Ils. within .c .-r $ Q. .'y aHy# a.+.n lcey. o. .aay " be barred s.-.,: .l, pr yaoH. tt. .gt'.
 it -ny ... | t... t'.a ,grcs s-.u. 'o'j.e he pal l 70. Ds u.r,' @ O. dly5 in le Ton. .pAe .FEHaT .lly P gs"1o nu'- "4ai at on1s-e.t Cpalaa conrty H...1ns.
 (. r. DALEY, Re atcr.
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate..-
 Administrators Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance. of m o-HT5 cf the pr1btle Court O. Cochise Conrtv. 'e'hory oi ArEona made CT tae alst day Of '''s"-tOtr, t7Sb ln the matter Jf the esyats of ...A' prose |. t' c,ceaicd, the undersigned. the .i~aA -s'--..l 5 tGa said estate, Will sell at pub. i~ ''.>. 7r nrvate sale, 10 ;h- highest bidder f'r cash, gu.u .oi0 of the United states. ana ,' ,a c,1tIrua..Cn by inc succss CT 5t he -'- t'' Judge, on and after S2'u-.l4v. f-ad d~y os la-sGy t557 between the .~llS or 2 :. 10. and < D. UL os each day mt. ,'E N'"',-- ia t'rs -eIi r7;.tt drC s3L. al Uh,r # NAow- a3 tut Home R .,h os taa lat. Am. 5-2-' a5ai, dccc.s.d, in Co,hise county, Ali "'4a '..iotN II the u,ai t.tlc and interest a' ci.t1 said AmJr17e Lyali, deceased, 2. t'. th't ol his c2ltG and .l the right title a'' . r,st that the said estate has by opera. l'i '' .s CT Otherwise acquired in and to all t'le t'c.f or parcels of lana situate lying and Dt.'H .- he St'd county ci Cocn;se, Territory of A''z and described a5 blows, to.wit: The 4.'-.' ,a oi waa, IS known as the Soldiers t13''' "anah the orc-SiX.s2nth of what is .'o'- as the Hi.l Ranch d the one.EalF of "'2l known as the Hone Ranch .,ss 20 acres set part to the widow and the minor -h'1--cn, and the iinproyem nts thereon. The interests st.. arJ arc each undivided interests. 'fu' e ash, gold coin of the United ''N''5 t2 y- 'f,4 10 the a1lnilGSt-a'or on the .", "' s'.' .D. ct to the continuation by .he .-.' - 70. at tGr expense Of Ihe purchaser H'" 'e 70 .'Il together or in distinct parcels. H' n.s b. .5- thc bet interest O the estate.
 JOEL LYALL, \. .3."'-t'ator Of the Estate O? ambrose LyaH Deceased.
 JAMES s. ROBINSON.
 Attorney for Estate.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25
lig5; Publication, Jar. I5, t33-.l NO:iee or Application for g. 9. patent 60 tac -2sGCs .I.-liG,; Gipisg o.&s5.
U.S LAN1 ornrC1-

Us LAND OFFICE.
 TUCSON. Aa2oA' Jan. I3 I337. l
 --.ec is hereby gwen tial .la-i.s w. .s-a.1, r. Ton s.10a. -1ris, cprr.v Ari-
 has 1ll a.sl aI Hp ioItoc for rri.r, iy -.' LI"- .-.s n. .- -rs-- vein l0l-Jv g-. ground s70 eel I...i ..h, ......r. .n I,m1s.gus mnu ",,-.t ...t'a .r~~ Arizona, more part ''s. ,'. t1 l.s .5 a.trs t.F lr t' -r.o. n. srr.-r Np. ~.n on lie ll .iis ,',e, a'i c.s a.s- a- .-t No. To-, as ..l-
 B-Eln1g ast.s.n..rf monument .a.rd .r he !a"c sa. o."-s-o o. c...aI -.r.-.. ,.G long. 4yt .n"as- ..r. la 2 rr1.... .f s..a.s ..l e.'I', marked ! H ..u-. M. g. N, '. t,am which ..aI. .v.r r-r geo.. bears s< V, '.f, distant ,.an-e E ,-y. " 2 ty 4 4 inch po.t u.ra,N 5 e. ,.r .saaa. and thence "n same aof, ,oo . 60 ;. c5. t. it long, 4 ans .ar in ..ar, .. s.a1es ttrN.l lr h. ... .3 1i ...nse g. 70 " .5o2 |. ioS " cga .e5:, s {. 'Da. 'l5 sq., ia moulu of stones ,n. .j <. H - .l3 3. .aers. .r st' -o. ]. 300 n,2 W..a- center .as.. 8 l. .'s .aS .g H noun. .. stones. .'-~1ae C N !. Nat rnr which .opangs a' 50 .,- o .,.- it tong, 2 .us s4r, m mound of a0g.. a.r.a C N. No's E,u 9nich t 1 tI N -.r g-a.s . .t-. .a'.N. 7ospir d.siaU. ' S ,. y. >o. basrs 5 zoo 9~ " .t'H". Q aH" .d @, go5h b11ad"y of ipa5.5 k a- I., l...s E ssa c4' :. Io,oIy 't ti.ianli H..a. Y .a ,o J. r5oo I. to \ - cor post. 5 lti.l., 4 ins -g. il a gteua oi stones ;na I }. 70 .a.a.. o3' 2o " Ts r,0. g 7" -.n lr.m .u.'rg > - cor Q. L.t..' N -, and 300 ... .1 ao.t x. land i.a.e beginning. Variation, r.s .3 l,i .'g-. s...a ".e-. >-E .].# ...a. 'o- 's.-- dy a-a . ; aa".a"rs r. .ron ,. t.,a '' !o".a'9. i. about 500 ya.s -t.u.r-,- iI. ..H .ry ''e. e. and ... ..s s1 '.e \ F lr a.. .a..nz, li C;t.s ss a o.,ug -u -ol1.-ou m .c o.oe.s tns .o.guty re- .',t.i ,...'. e. | o,. '.. c.w.r rom, thi5 otlce,
 #ny and aA persons '.w.ag ae-a. tn. whole or any ar.. D. sid ..r...e ...aug 4 ia are r.. .o present tn.ir a.t.sa c.aus iu .s ..aa u.ru ,a u.r.I sixty o"} pu.loa..H .....t orre. vd. be blrr.a y "Ese 1i t.s ..v .na .I ....,...-. lt5s hereby '.n,.s. .ne ir .- notice Dr published ....a -lNy a.g, la the Tombstone iH7.... ,.'y nsa 0a..r puo- .'S'.-1 a- .',a2s.,. g''.' e.a..y "raJUa.
 C.. j. naIl-E. Register.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25
Fir; Publjc~,o1, agsiG t8}7I So2co oF Application fns 2, <, Patent ,O ,se
 OeGsgal Mining siA.l -e0. 9G3.
V ', LA ? IlI EIIIl TUCS0M ,oSia, Ian rr, I81

'"'rfNt1l ahi .tefiAf ! jfl' ft Ao@y ,
 Notsc is hcreo gwen that Charles w. Leach and w. Tay lsa ot Eopb5tone, Coehsc Co. Arizona, have fixed. an rcation fer patent tsf5oe feet ot the Central vein, loic, V de DO i.. beating silver, siuatad n Tombstone mining district, Cochise Co, Arzoau, more parlicu- hry described in the field noes and plat cfth. eSzcisi survey No. 789, on a!e in this ofucc d2- Enated as lot No. I62, as follows, to-Nil:
 BegmniniHg at the initial monument at ,hn southwest center end of claim, at a post long and 4 in sqr i1 mound of stone, mark, l NJ Central No T, from which initial mou.. ment Of the Iuncta N C bears \ 30 34I " s723 1t distant, and ' SM At No bears 4 5s' I6' E, U $ NJ Ai No brs s 87' oo' j. eS94 1t distant and Sac Cor between Secs and g, N boundary, Tp %, $ K % r. 5sars N 90 25 E, I8,o3S t dist7nt; thance W IS la' wa,. soo 1t to a post !t long. in sqr in mount o stones. at \ " .eor. marked C,fM C No e thence N i6' I8' P ' 5oo ttto F post 5'ft losg 4 In sqr, set in mound ol earth and stones, at NV cor, marked C NJ C, No q; 'hrace $ 49o aa'I,. poo fl to N E center end post 5 il long, I in srr in mound oi earth and stones. marked N 'C NO 4; thence on ths SJme cour e so3 4 to x l. cor post 5 f. loni i4'ih sqr, set in u-und o1 stones marked ( N C No 5; thence -6' I6' " 1890 it to $ E cor post : lt long, 4 in s9r, ir mound Of stones m 'rEed C NJ C No C; thence N 43' 4c' w 300 1t 10 initial monument and place oi beginning. Variation IF 43 [; col- aiains ao.6, o-:e5.
 The improvements made by the owners cv their grantors upon said claim consist or a shat 4xo f 100 fl deep; tunnc, 5y6 and 20 it loBg; twinze in tunnel 4x6 and 3aft deep; an iucln. shaft .lx5 end I2 it deep. and s.opss 60 f, lon- 5 it wide and So ft .c-p said claim being Guy recorded in tha oG'es of the County Record r of Cochise county, Tombstone, Arizona, as showS by his abs.raet oi .,shled in ta,s o.i-c.
 Any and all pcJs1na -lluing adversely th uflls,la NH-s.vH f
 siaim are requre6to fle.the- a've-ss claim il :his office during 'ue psr,od Of sixty da.s' 1u,- hcation hereof, or they UH bs b.ued ly y.rta. os the provisions of the srtu,e
 It is hereby or35d.d .atta ; going notice be published sixty day, m ,re FPlVapI, 2 d-ilr newspaper published 1t Tombstone CocHsa county. Arizona. C. E. DALEY.
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Sharif 5 Gale.

By virtue cf E crd'ror sale issu-d rut |, [ the Ds'riIt loG'to. tuc rst hlic,nl Dis.r..,i i, and !or the CQC-tu Of Cclai5- ierr.tosy O. Ari,ooa 10 me directed end Galye-ed oA a i,lrg5en, rendered ii said Cout, on he 8th dlv of F~b- ruIry, 1887, n favor ui Il Gerwciu and against 2ara GCIdOauHl and oara Goldbaum as aGiD,ia- isira'riX cl tEe esta.e of .i. Gollbaun .c-,s,d ana guardian ot his minor children, aid ,oserb ]. Golao.tum luiiuj Gold1aunl and Ernri t,,lI. baum, adult herr, and David Goldbauu So'o- mon L@s1Daum faUny GCid5aum and Ab-,m hoi-OlInr m!Icrheir5 Oi said Al GolGbaiim. ueceasCo, s,ie1o2 is, whereiE am commanded 10 maAi 'A; sum ot s642.Is damages win interest thereon io@ date . judgment at the Ea's oi per cent per month until paid: to- seiner tn S35.5o cost, aud acCrding costs, ana attorney etas o. 9I00 dud iega. interest. rom date C! judgment, have this day levied upon tho ioi.Jwng tascaJ l property, to-wit: Lots numbered 7, 8. ana 70 III Block number 2r "ceorl!ns to the oii ia, map of the town of bchSoh, 1och'se CoChy Aiizona situated in Sald toNo, togcth r ,,g the improvement. 'Gereon. .noWn as the yoIi Gardens. Public n9tlce l. hereby givaa 1iat un the sth day cf March, looI bclwuel the hours of ca. lu. and D. 'n. m itont uftaC Sheriff. office. m the city oi tombstone, Cochisl Couuty, Arizona Terri tory Will sell al the right. titc and interest of tne Sd'd de'enuont5 above named in and t1 Inc above described property at public auction. to the highest ant best 5iid1r for cash, lawful Aonty ot thelUnncd States. 10 satisfy said cxe- cution aud all cos,5
 Da,ed this the gt1 dayo' February, rG8-.
 ]. IT. SLAUGHTER, Sheriff
 by l.. A. 14ArfyCh, Under Sheriff
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To GEO. ". STEWART: You arc hereby no- tiiied that the ualersgr ed h, expended one hundred doli F, on t0c l. ,cn os5 mine, s.ts- tted in ioHoEtonc Hilng District, coanty of Cochi5e, Tcr.i,o'y |; .Aizona, for the year erd. ing Decembat 3s5t. IS36. n order 10 llold same, as required by S,cli.n a52l Of Revised Statutes ot the United States. Your pro o-tioA of amount expended and due the unlorsgned is twelve and liity-oa. huharcJth7 dollars, and if you or your heirs or as igns fail to contribute your proportion Of the nm 50 expended, to- geIheF with .hc expense of tai5 notice, within ninety day after the frst DuCation ol this uo- tcc, you interest in said E cn Loss mine viii become the ptopcrtg Of yogr co-owner, who has made said expenditure.
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